While some may be tempted to regard estate administration as a checklist, the unique and often unanticipated circumstances that might manifest during probate require careful consideration to ensure that all requirements have been met prior to closing the estate.

North Carolina legislators proposed the Constitutional Carry Act (HB 69) earlier this month. The Act would remove the requirement to acquire a concealed carry permit in order to carry a concealed handgun.

In February, professionals can learn about applicable firearms laws and using gun trusts in elder and special needs practices, and receive guidance on dealing with firearms in estate planning and administration cases.